Miss Mozelle Miller Hosts Informal Dancing Party
Social calendar note highlights Miss Mozelle Miller entertaining house guests with an informal dancing party in the evening.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1913
Page
3
Social calendar note highlights Miss Mozelle Miller entertaining house guests with an informal dancing party in the evening.
Edna Buck and friends Edna Buck Marie Collins Elsie Vincke and hostess Miss Mozelle Miller entertained guests with a moving picture party last evening chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Miller. Grace Frazer with Mrs Albert Tolle and Francis left Wednesday night for Shreveport New Orleans Atlanta Washington Buffalo Atlantic City and Philadelphia to visit Mrs Tolle's brother. They will not return until October.
Miss Nettie Pokoski left Thursday for New Orleans and stops in New York and Pennsylvania and will be away the remainder of the summer. Mrs. Julia De Zavala and her daughter Miss Adina De Zavala returned from Boerne with improved health. Mrs. D Emory Hawk came back from Epworth by the Sea. Miss Mozelle Miller hosted a 500 party for house guests and Yemmessee sorority members with prizes to Genevieve McBride and Gladys Robbins. Guests played games served punch and ices between rounds.
The Alamo Chapter of the American Woman's Republic met to launch a winter education program, organizing a parliamentary law class and planning courses in French German Spanish music and art. Mrs. E M Reed highlighted the organization’s growth and aims to advance women through education.
An electrometallurgist may take a civil service exam on September 15 for the bureau of mines interior department. A pharmacology professor exam is also on the same day. Four exams on September 17 include third class steam engineer in custodian service Shreveport Louisiana, botanical laboratory assistant in the bureau of plant industry agriculture, and positions as record examiner and statistical clerk.
An advertisement urges Foley Kidney Pills to cure rheumatism by cleansing blood and kidneys, promising relief from joint pain and heart disturbance. It also urges buyers to request sausages with tin tag for freshness, noting a display in the Grand Opera House lobby and Union Meat Company.
A dense rail timetable lists arrivals and departures for multiple lines and routes. It covers No 4 from Mexico, No 6 from the north, No 12 local from Laredo, and various other trains to Dallas, Houston, Galveston, Kerrville, Victoria, and El Paso. The schedule notes sunset route, main line, and Santa Fe departures with times and destinations.
The fifteenth Kerrville state fair ends after three days with a grand ball, a racing show that drew over 3,500 visitors on the final day, and a stock exhibit parade. Races paid out purses totaling 500 dollars, with El Pato winning the five furlongs and Sir Ballinger later disqualified for underweight. A cigar race, a half mile boys race, and a cow pony race drew cowboys and horsemen, while spectators praised the event as the most successful Kerrville fair yet and noted the fair has never operated at a loss. Local figures praised the quality of stock and agriculture, and evangelist M. Capp announced tent meetings nearby.
Meeting at 8 30 tonight at Post D headquarters in the Menger Hotel to arrange a game between the two organizations on September 8 at Block's Stadium with refreshments. A 7 30 meeting for T P A members is also planned with a note from President T M Dechman.
The piece contrasts the lively Summer Girl with the worn Summer Woman who feels tired, anxious, and in pain. It attributes sleeplessness and back ache to kidney trouble and promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a direct aid. Fischer Drug Co. advertises the product.
A fragment notes a display in the lobby about a butcher or grocer associated with the king and mentions a VIN TAG. The readable text is limited and lacks clear names, dates, or places. The item appears as a promotional or archival label.
Berlin reports the village of Grossbeeren marking the centennial of the battle that saved Berlin from occupation by Napoleon forces. The victory, a prelude to the broader 1813 campaign ending with the battle of Leipzig, is celebrated as Napoleon's first defeat of that campaign.
BERLIN August 23 The International Athletic Federation adjourned without a decision after a day-long session on formulating a program for international contests including the Olympic games. Delegates from various nations foresee advantages in including or excluding specific events.
An old advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache kidney and bladder disorders. It claims the product cooperates with nature, heals strengthens and acts as a tonic, urging readers to try it today.
The Chicago American League second baseman was released yesterday to the Kansas City Club of the American Association. Bath was drafted from the Baltimore Club in 1911. An advertisement warns against Foley Kidney Pills as a cheaper substitute, claiming they offer better results than other kidney and bladder medicines. Fischer Drug Co. advertisement.
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